ArticleFrontiers in pharmacology2026
Synergistic amelioration of cholestatic liver fibrosis by combined total astragalus saponins and AAV8.
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Background: Despite our previous findings that both total astragalus saponins (TAS) and hepatic AAV8. Methods: A rat model of CLF was induced by bile duct ligation and subsequently treated with combination therapy. Evaluations included serum biochemical parameters, liver histopathology, hepatic hydroxyproline (Hyp) content, expression levels of key molecules in the Notch signaling pathway, hepatic progenitor cells (HPCs) differentiation, ductular reaction (DR), and liver regeneration. Results: The combination therapy more effectively improved serum biochemistry, reduced hepatic inflammation and collagen deposition, and lowered hepatic Hyp content compared to TAS or AAV8. Conclusion: The combination of TAS and AAV8.
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